J.A. Campbell's Conviction Under State Prohibition Laws Stands, April 16, 1923

Appeal Dismissed. . . To Have Conviction Under N.C. Prohibition Laws Set Aside

By the Associated Press

Washington, April 16—The appeal of J.A. Campbell to have his conviction in North Carolina for violating the state prohibition laws, set aside on the ground that it had been repealed by the national prohibition act, and also to have the highest court pas upon the constitutionality of his arrest on the ground that proper search warrants have not been served, was dismissed today by the supreme Court in a per curiam opinion through which it affirmed the decision of the lower courts.

From the front page of The Concord Daily Tribune, April 16, 1923.